Travel Writing

My favourite way to spend time.
Finding those tucked away, authentic cafés and corners where locals gather around a table for a spread of regional specialities.
Watching the world go by as you live, discover, and feel the rituals of another culture wildly different to your own.
Below you’ll find my travel musings, use the header to filter by country.
Words from my 100 hours of training in Mandala Vinyasa in Goa, India. The month that would end up shaping the next stage of my life as I transitioned from corporate world to full-time Yogi.
Fort Kochi is a town that beckons you to look past the tourist hotspots and dig a little deeper into its heart.
I fell into the most peaceful rhythm of life, that pulled at the strings of my heart to stay longer. I abandoned the next stages of my trip to claim more days of the perfect ebb and flow of my time in Varkala.
An ashram is a place of spiritual or religious retreats… In India you’ll find many of them dotted around the country, a popular place for yoga teachers & practitioners or those seeking to understand more about the spiritual teachings, or go deeper within. This was my experience.
A brief guide to visiting Mumbai as a solo traveller. This city is magical, I felt like I had arrived in another world, a world where spirituality and chaos collide in a burst of colour.
Steeped in culture, history, and full of stories, I would say it’s an important place to visit for anyone considering spending time in South Africa.
Are you looking to meet travellers, are you seeking an adventure filled trip? Are you dreaming of immersing yourself in the lush nature on The Garden Route? Or are you heading to this green paradise for some time to pause, relax, and enjoy some alone time?
We had the BEST time exploring this beautiful, wild, serene coastline of The Garden Route with what felt like SO many hidden gems. We were constantly stumbling upon new waterfalls, tracks, walks, that it felt like we could have spent so much longer than we did.
The ocean. The mountains. The city buzz. The light. The wine region. The hikes. The vibe. The way of life… so many people told me before I came to this city that it would be somewhere that steals my heart.
Make sure to click this post if you've got a few days in Cape Town and want to see all the best bits.
Impossible goodbye’s, a very tricky home visit to a highly vulnerable family, and a summary of the money raised for UCESCO.
What does it mean to truly “value” something? The children of Peggy Lucas School certainly taught me a thing or two.
A tropical storm, a whole lot of flooding, and a beautiful moment demonstrating the power of music for joy.
Teaching Yoga daily to a secondary school in Kibera, Nairobi was the experience of a lifetime.
My experience volunteering in Kenya cracked my heart in two (multiple times) and gave me a deeper gratitude than I have ever felt for so many things in my life.
After much time spent curating this list, here is my go-to best places to dine in Paris.
When I was 21, I spent 8 months living in the French capital, soaking up new experiences and living in a world of endless possibilities.
After spending a year living in Paris, in search of the un-touristy, the authentic experiences, and the best food, here’s my recommended weekend itinerary for your city break.
I’ve witnessed Lisbon’s transformation over the years to becoming he vibrant, go-to city break destination in the last few years. Here’s a list of places not to miss for your next visit.
Driving from Faro, the south of Portugal, up the beaches of the West Coast will always be one of my favourite places to roadtrip. Click here to see my favourite beaches along the way.
Portuguese Old Town vibes just an hour from Lisbon! Click the link to read all about Ericeira’s best hidden gems.
The Algarve holds a special place in my heart. I’ve been coming here since I was 2 years old, so here’s my round up of how to make the most of your time here.
I’ve spent years visiting The Algarve, and this list shows you all of my favourite spots to dine out across the region.
A day spent hunting for fresh truffles, plenty of delicious regional dishes, and a whole lot more than Romeo & Juliette’s balcony!
Both Modena and Bologna stole a piece of our hearts with their rich culinary traditions, charming streets, and welcoming atmosphere.
Attending my first ever solo yoga retreat, with a couple of days in Sweden’s calming capital city on either side of the trip.
Copenhagen exudes a chic, laid-back vibe that radiates positivity and healthy living.
Florianópolis is a major travel hotspot in Brazil. Think white sandy beaches, açai bowls galore, a traveller’s paradise.
One thing that Bali is renowned for is its incredible beach clubs, of which there are countless dotted all around the island.
Our last ten days we spent chilling out in Canggu, eating, drinking, surfing, and lounging.
Definitely one of the most beautiful and unforgettable spots on the island, I would describe Ubud as being more ‘authentic’ Bali.
With direct ferries from Bali, the Gili Islands are an unforgettable paradise you do NOT want to miss!
Although it is definitely not the 'be all end all' to Bali, Seminyak is for sure worth spending a couple of days exploring.
Tulum is a hotspot holiday destination, with white sandy beaches, international hotels, great food, and plenty of character. It has been popularised and changed a lot over the last 5 years.
Heading to South America? Be sure to give this post a read to make your journey a little easier.
A town FULL of culture, and a trip to the most magical hostel in the middle of the ocean.
Travelling around the north of Colombia, with it's unspoiled white sandy beaches and the amazing Tayrona National Park.
A town FULL of culture, and a trip to the most magical hostel in the middle of the ocean.
We stopped off in the beautiful little town of Arequipa before crossing the border into Bolivia.
Cusco is is a small, bright and colourful town which is full of life day and night, and it’s the departure point for many an adventure.
A tiny manmade town bang in the middle of the Peruvian desert where tourists go to spend a day sandboarding in the desert hills!
For anyone who enjoys going slightly further afield and veering of the beaten track, Huaraz and the Laguna 69 trek are a must do.
Lima felt buzzing with life from the minute we got there. Alpaca, markets, cute streets & tasty food.
Climbing Guatemala's famous volcano: a lot of moaning, even more sweat and tears, and an absolutely unforgettable view of an erupting volcano at sunrise.
I spent just under a week in Antigua, and it felt great settling in one place for this long. Its European vibes also made me feel at home.
Our dreamy three day culture rich boat trip crossing the border from Panama into Colombia with San Blas Adventures.
Driving through 'Salar De Uyuni', the world's largest salt flats was a real highlight of the trip so far.
Flores is a lovely little town in the northern region on an island on Lake Petén. Semuc Champey is an activity filled couple of days in an the Guatemalan jungle!
Volcano boarding (1 MAJOR bee sting disaster), 1 beautiful cathedral, and a 2 night escape to a beach hostel.
Lake Bacalar is a chiller's haven. I even extended our stay to bask in the tranquility of the lake and the peaceful town where it is situated.